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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1929

Page

6

Sharkey and Schmeling Face Boxing Promoter Dilemma

Prospects for a Sharkey vs Schmeling bout fade as MSG and Atlantic City promoters seek opponents. Dempsey’s return remains unlikely, while Griffin-Risko and Godfrey talks fail to materialize. Bookies put low odds on February shows.

New York Jack Sharkey Madison Square Garden Miami Beach Fla Max Schmeling Atlantic City Broadway Sharkey Schmeling Jack Dempsey Dempsey Sharkey-Schmeling the Garden The Garden

Talking It Over About Football Officials Examination Plan

Joe Williams discusses Walter Okeson proposing a classroom style exam for college football officials to identify competent referees. The column satirically notes rules complexity, frequent rule tinkering, and potential impact on future assignments, comparing to civil service exams and the broader politics of sports governance.

New York Walter Okeson Judge Landis Will Hays

De Pauw Beats Earlham Handily in Gridiron Style

De Pauw defeated Earlham 45 to 22 in Greencastle Indiana on December 19. Moffett scored 18 points and Ragsdale 15 for De Pauw while Wall led Earlham with 10 points. The final minutes used reserves as the outcome was already settled.

United Press Greencastle Ind de Pauw Earlham Moffett and Ragsdale Wall Barlham

Illini Net Pilot Out for Season

Illini captain and guard Doug Mills will rest for the season. Coach Craig Ruby announced Mills, from Elgin, Illinois, completed three football years and had shifted to basketball this season amid health concerns.

United Preas Champaign Ill Doug Mills University of Illinois Craig Ruby Elgin Illini Mills

Shortridge Plans 11-Game 1930 Football Schedule

Shortridge high school unveiled an eleven game 1930 football schedule featuring top state opponents. The Tech game is likely at Butler Bowl on Sept. 12 with road trips to Shelbyville on Sept. 19 and Sheridan on Sept. 26, plus additional dates at Cathedral Broad Ripple Elwood Clinton Washington Lebanon Manual Richmond and others through November 21.

Shortridge High School Tech Butler Bowl Shelbyville Sheridan Cathedral Broad Ripple Elwood Clinton Washington Lebanon Manual Richmond

St. Marys to Play Fordham at Polo Grounds Next Season

St Marys toll ey of Oakland Calif schedules a game with Fordham University at the New York Polo Grounds on Nov 15 1930. The intersectional matchup draws interest as St Marys a five time Far West Conference champion has never before appeared on an eastern gridiron.

United Press NEW York St. Mary's Tolley Oakland Cal Fordham University New York Polo Grounds St. Mary's

De Pauw Swimmers Defeat Minderson YMCA in Dual Meet

De Pauw University won 31 points at Minderson YMCA in a midweek swimming dual meet. Speriot captured six of eight events including two relays, leading the margin. Minderson YMCA earned limited wins as De Pauw's depth showed through.

Speriot Greencastle Ind de Pauw University Minderson Y. M. C. A. Here Wedneswal

Pitt Drills for Trojans

Pittsburgh coach Jock Sutherland directed the Panthers in defensive formations to counter Southern California's forward pass game and stop quarterback Russell Saunders as they prepared for the Pasadena New Year clash. The 30 players will depart on Christmas night for the Pacific Coast trip.

United Presse Pittsburgh Southern California Russell Saunders Trojan Jock Sutherland Pitt Panthers Trojans Pasadena Pacific Coast

Coast League deal sends Stove League star to Hollywood

MIL YDE the former Indianapolis southpaw is waived from Detroit and shipped to Hollywood in the Coast League. The Cubs and St Paul chased him. Hollywood wins the bid as Yde joins a California playground. He went 7 3 with Detroit in 1929 and wasn’t used nine innings.

Mil Yde Southpaw Indianapolis Hollywood Detroit Yde California St. Paul Bill Rogell Emil Eli Funk Tigers

Dano Knocks Out Ketchell in Third Round

Times Special reports Pablo Dano Philippine lightweight defeats Jimmy Ketchell of Seattle by knockout in the third round here on Wednesday.

Sanfrancisco Pablo Dano Jimmy Ketchell Seattle

City Games This Week Friday and Saturday Schedule

Friday games include Berond Rippl at Elwood El Broadpple vs South Side in Fort Wayne at Ortridge gymnasium Manual against Beech Grove at Beech Grove SY ReRag tan against Ben Davis at Washington gear School versus Whitestown at Park Saturday features Cathedral versus Crawfordsville at Cathe Tech against Lebanon at Tech.

Berond Rippl Elwood el Broadpple South Side Co Ftyne Ortridge Manual Beech Grove SY ReRag Tan Ben Davis Washingear School Whitestown Park Cathedral Crawfordsville Cathe Tech Lebanon Ft. Wayne Washington Davis West Side lMuncie Bearcats Campbells Newcastle Trojans Thorntown

Jock Malone Loses 400th Ring Battle to Ketchel

Oakland report says veteran middleweight Jock Malone of St Paul fought his 400th ring encounter in a ten round bout against Wesley Ketchel of Portland, Ore., but the hometown favorite failed to win the decision.

Oakland Cal Jock Malone St. Paul Wesley Ketchel Portland Ore

Wallace in Line for Hall Ring Scramble Monday Night

Roy Wallace of Indianapolis meets Chester Bush of Chicago in a ten round main on Monday at Tomlinson Hall staged by Aro Atherton Shamrock A C. Wallace returns to home fans after knocking out Young Jack Dillon and is joined by Peter Mike who faces Johnny Semas in an eight round semi. Bush, once billed as the Berlenbach of Dixie, has notable wins and headlines the undercard with lively prelims starting at 8:30 and ticket prices set at 1 and 1.50.

Aro Atherton Shamrock A. C Tomlinson Hall Roy Wallace Indianapolis Chester Bush Chicago Wallace Jack Dillon the Armory Roy East Peter Mike New York Johnny Semas Lemas Jack Tierney South Berlenbach Dixie Tony Marullo New Orleans Howard Benz Tommy O'Brien Buster Mallini

Morgan and Bass Ready for Fifteen Round World Title Bout

Tod Morgan of California and Benny Bass of Philadelphia have finished training for their fifteen round championship bout at Madison Square Garden on Friday night. Bass is the favorite at 8 to 5 as his punching power and recent form boost his chances.

W. F. Carey Madison Square Garden Sharkey Atlantic City Schmeling George Godfrey Philadelphia Negro Menace Godfrey Dougherty Tod Morgan California Benny Bass Bass

Kenosha Mentor Engle Guides Four Champs in One Season

Lawrence E Engle, Kenosha Wisconsin, coaches four school teams to championships this season. His basketball football swimming and golf squads all won titles and excite local fans with pride in the standout mentor.

Lawrence E. Engle Kenosha Wis Engle Star Prep Kenosha Sport

Referee Critique Sparks State Wide Sports Column

Columnist backboards controversy over referees as critics question bias and skill. History mentions Hartford City letter, coaching resignations, lineup changes, and Friday night upsets shaping opinions on officials and games.

Notre Dame Open Season Tilt With Northwestern Wildcats

Notre Dame faces Northwestern in its first hard contest of the season at South Bend. Coach Keegan keeps the same starting five from prior games as the Irish meet the Wildcats led by Berghern Reil and Walters with newcomers McCarnes Lockhart and the veteran guards Smith Donovan and Newbold McCarthy De Cook to open the battle.

Notre Dame Wildcats South Bend Ind Keegan Trish Dutch Lonberg Northwestern Berghern Reil Rut Walters Kokomo Mundy and Haas McCarnes Logansport Indiana

Seven City High School basketball games on this weekend

Seven city high school basketball games fill the schedule this weekend five on Friday two on Saturday. Elwood visits Shortridge Friday while Broad Ripple hosts South Side of Ft. Wayne. Local gyms host other pairings including Manual at Beech Grove and Washington at Davis.

Crispus Attucks Elwood Shortridge Messersmith Marion Blue Devils Broad Ripple North Siders South Side Ft. Wayne Ripple

Yankee Stadium to host Army Notre Dame game in 1930

Ed Barrow of the New York Yankees says no contracts signed but an agreement exists for the Army Notre Dame game to be played at Yankee Stadium in 1930. Police Commissioner Grover Whalen notes possible concerns from West Point about crowd behavior and police escorts. Colonel R. C. Richardson confirms the West Point athletic board has no change planned and would approve only via the board.

Pete Newcastle Jolly Muncie United York Yankee Stadium Ed Barrow New York Yankees Barrow Army R. C. Richardson West Point Athletic Board New York Athletic Board Richardson

Falls City Lager fall short in bid for 700 as league struggles

Johnny Fehr led Falls City Lager in Indianapolis League action at Pritchett alleys with a 699 final, while Pritchett and Schleimer supported for a 3,168 team total and a two game win over Meridian Garage. Multiple teams posted 600 plus series including 3-P Coffee, Roosevelt Marmon Built and Wagner Radio.

Johnny Fehr Falls City Pritchett Alleys Pritchett Schleimer Meridian Garage St. Philip A. C Striebeck Coca-Cola Hayes Oeftering-Litzelman Roosevelt-Marmon Wagner Américan Central Life Marott Shoes

College Court Results From Various Colleges

College match scores include Harvard 33 M L T 24 and Navy 58 Lafayette 4 along with Dickinson 31 Ri 57 Montclair and Trinity 28 Morwich 12. Other listed results feature St Vincent's 20 Phila Coll Osteopathy 3 and Brookyn G C 32.

St Pat Five In Action At Turner Gym

St Patricks high school team, riding seven straight wins, faces Rushville Coca Colas tonight at Turner Gym at 8 30. Rushville, led by Gant and Alexander, has defeated top independent teams. Expected St Pats starters include Cruse Stehlin Mulvaney Reed and Branham.

St. Patrick’s H. N Rushville Coca-Colas Turner Gym Gant Franklin Alexander Shelbyville L. Cruse Stehlin Mulvaney Reed Branham St. Pats St. Patrick

Flashes Tangle with Muncie Y Midgets Tonight

Tabernacle Presbyterian Flashes meet state champions the Muncie Y Midgets at the local gym on Thirty-fourth street and Central avenue. Pflueger a scoring ace will start at forward for the Flashes as J S Johnston coaches the Indianapolis squad, which has spoiled the champs’ records in past seasons.

Arl Pflueger Tabernacle Presbyterian Flashes John Pettijohn Muncie “Y Thirty-fourth Street Central Avenue Pflueger Muncie J. S. Johnston Indianapolis Flashes Tabernacle

Young Roller Racers Prepare Half Mile Showdown

Two top junior skaters, Bobby Altop of Boston and Howdy Barksdale of Minneapolis, race tonight at Riverside rink. Barksdale is twelve and Altop thirteen. the oversized track requires eight laps for a half mile letting skaters gain speed on straights and preserve momentum through turns.

Riverside Rink Bobby Altop Boston Howdy Barksdale Minneapolis Barksdale Altop Riverside Ring

Indiana University Honors J U Athletes at Dinner

President William Lowe Bryan hosted about fifty-five members of the Indiana University football squad the Western Conference cross country team and athletic department heads at a dinner in Bloomington on Wednesday.

Bloomington Ind Indiana University William Lowe Bryan

Saints Clash With Strauss Tonight At Saints Gym

One of the season’s biggest crowds is expected as Saint Philip A C Strauss Says meets Saint’s team at 8 30 p m in the Saints gym. Saints undefeated and Strauss Says has a solid record against top state teams. Expected starters include Huesing Richeson and Mullin Lentz for Saints and Chandler Edwards Holt Floyd Grimsley for Strauss Says.

Oach Hinkle Purdue Butler Marshall Babe Tackett Hinkle Bugg Artesian City Manchester Allen Hildebrand Hosier Boilermakers St Philip A. C.strauss Saints Strauss Huesing Richeson Burch Mullin Lentz Chandler Edwards Holt Floyd Grimsley

Tech freshmen overpower Manual in 33 to 19 win

Tech freshmen beat Manual yearlings 33 to 19. Manual led early and trailed 15 to 9 at halftime. Edwards Histon and Kinney led Tech. Regenstrief and Welton starred for Manual.

Tech Manual Edwards Histon and Kinney Regenstrief and Welton

Greenleaf to Play Rudolph for Cue Title

Ralph Greenleaf defeated Erwin Rudolph of Chicago 125 to 79 in ten innings to force a playoff for the world pocket billiard title. Rudolph had no defeats before the final but weakened as Greenleaf surged into the lead. Camp lost to Natalie 125 to 64 in 22 innings, and Taberski beat Lauri 125 to 71 in 23 innings to claim third.

United Presse Detroit Ralph Greenleaf Erwin Rudolph Chicago Rudolph Greenleaf Marcel Camp Pasquale Natalie Frank Taberski Onofrio Lauri Brooklyn Camp Lauri

Kid Chocolate Easily Defeats Petrone in New York Bout

Kid Chocolate the Cuban featherweight defeated Dominick Petrone of New York in ten rounds at the Coliseum. He now faces Johnny Lawson at the Olympia A. C. Saturday before flying to Havana for Christmas. Petrone failed to win a round. Devos decision over McGorgary highlights undercard results.

Burnited Press New York Dominick Petrone Coliseum Kid Chocolate Havana Chocolate Johnny Lawson Olympia A. C Cuba Petrone Rene Devos Belgium Babe McGorgary Oklahoma Devos McGorgary

Independent Net Notes Kickoff and Gossip From Old Trails

Dinner Bells won a defensive partie from Old Trails Bearcat Tuesday by 12 to 1 with Darner scoring all Boo aieints. Remington Independents invite Indianapolis teams for games. contact John Shea Remington and Sam Philps. Comets of St Meinrad College seek Christmas break games. gym access required. Carl Harrison 4477 W and Joe contact. Patricks Shamrocks Huntington Celts Brookside U take notice of schedules and venues.

Dinner Bells Old Trails Bearcat Darner Iigola Ch Comets St. Meinrad College Carl Harrison Ask Joe Remington Indianapolis John Shea Sam Philps

Vogler Ties Lead in State Billiards Tourney

Lewis Vogler moved into a tie for first by routing Charles Carter 50 to 31 in a 95 inning match at Cooler's parlor on Wednesday. Vogler had a high run of four while Carter managed two.

Lewis Vogler Charles Carter Cooler’s Parlor Vogler Carter

Rose Defeats Rival in Cincinnati Bout

Billy Rose outpointed Vincent Hambright in a ten round junior welterweight showdown in Cincinnati on Wednesday night.

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